I reckon there will be some movement if we lose anymore games, past history shows that extremly bad results make management move mountains, and coaches

[quote="zandor46"]I reckon there will be some movement if we lose anymore games, past history shows that extremly bad results make management move mountains, and coaches[/quote]

Maybe not so much now in the land of the franchise. Players have their contracts, have no relegation to worry about, why risk serious injury when you are probably garaunteed 2 or 3 years money. If they are not thinking that way now they and other players around the country, sorry Europe, will be thinking that when the chance of reaching the play-offs is gone. Enjoy what will become a meaningless set of friendlies from about July onwards.

Don't worry, the Warrington game is approaching.

Can I ask what you expected to happen this season?

And even if you got rid of McRae who would you get in.

To be honest, the position we are in is what I expected.

However, the manner of the defeats is not, and of the defeats the nearest to being in the game is Hull KR (40 Mins). That is not good enough.

Even though Celtic have not won a game, they have competed a lot more and personally think they are in a much better position than us

I expect Effort in games & to be competing not getting tonked every week, the style of rugby is boring and was last year under McRae, he has admitted he doesn't have a clue how to sort it out and on Sunday buggerd Paul whites season up by playing a half injured player. His signings in the off season have bin nothing short of shambolic and i can honestly say this is the worse than the team that consisted of the likes of mark corvo etc.

I watched our highlights on boots n all last night and White was practically hopping round the field, to send him out there like that was disgusting, calculated gamble my foot.

He didn't seem to be hobbling when he scored his try.

He wasn't sent out out there like that, he received a big hit which injured him.

It probably was too early to return to first team but he'd come through at least one reserve fixture OK and given the injury problems and lack of quality we've got in the three-quarters I can understand why they decided to rush him back. Especially as wingers don't tend to get smashed in tackles as much as centres and forwards. Clearly wasn't a gamble that paid off though!

Please forgive my ignorance, are Salford spending anywhere near the salary cap, if you were then I would expect to see some strong strides forward.

I saw Castelford play twice last year (as a Warrington fan) and I was impressed by the way they attacked and chucked the ball about but they would have still been relegated if the system hadn't changed.

Promoted teams seem to normally only win 2 or 3 games